A U.S. federal court invalidated the Trump administration’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee, ruling it an unauthorized tax and impacting tech firms' talent acquisition strategies.
Russian drone strikes intensify around Kyiv, targeting Ukraine’s logistics and transport routes, while diplomatic efforts to end the war progress in London.
US forces shot down four Iranian drones threatening maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz and struck Iranian radar stations amid ongoing regional tensions.
Belgorod’s acting governor orders the reinstatement of mobile internet and street lighting, reflecting a strategic balance between security concerns and public needs amid ongoing border conflict.
Paxtakor FC reported a 50 billion UZS loss in 2025 with rising tax debts and reduced state funding, challenging the club's financial and competitive strategies under current management.
Russia's new military-technical agreement with the Taliban may open arms transfers and reflects Moscow's strategic recalibration in Central Asia.
The EU and Mexico have signed a sweeping trade agreement eliminating most tariffs and easing trade barriers, aiming to boost exports, investments, and bilateral cooperation.
Israel draws sharp criticism from Western allies after its security minister posts a video showing detained pro-Palestinian activists in degrading conditions, raising diplomatic tensions.
Russian missile and drone attacks have struck Ukrainian port and energy infrastructure, causing damage but no casualties, amid escalating conflict challenges for business operations.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warns Russia, China, and the US employ divide-and-conquer tactics to weaken EU unity and influence global power dynamics.
Russian drone and missile assaults on Odessa and Dnipro cause civilian injuries and structural damage, prompting emergency responses amid rising urban risks.
London hosted simultaneous far-right and pro-Palestinian rallies drawing tens of thousands, highlighting political divisions and raising security concerns during nationwide demonstrations.
Ukraine imposes sanctions on 32 Russian defense-linked companies and 34 individuals, expanding its strategy to disrupt Russia's military supply chains and extending existing sanctions.
Putin names Gerhard Schröder as preferred EU negotiator for Ukraine peace talks, emphasizing the need for respectful dialogue and signaling Russia's strategic diplomatic approach.
The U.S. Department of Defense has started an ongoing, interagency effort to publicly release declassified UFO files, enabling expert and public analysis amid unresolved phenomena.
US President Trump confirms the possibility of relocating American troops from Germany to Poland, reflecting shifts in NATO's military strategy and transatlantic relations.
Activists protest Russia's presence at Venice Biennale, spotlighting political prisoners and corporate ties behind the pavilion amid sanctions and conflict.
The US State Department approved a $373.6M sale of JDAM-ER kits to Ukraine, enhancing bomb range and accuracy amid operational challenges and strategic considerations.
The EU and Mercosur provisionally launch a free trade agreement unlocking new market opportunities while facing legal, environmental, and political challenges.
Italy and Germany urge adherence to international law after Israel intercepts a humanitarian flotilla bound for Gaza, emphasizing the need for responsible diplomatic actions.
The Central Bank keeps the key interest rate at 14%, balancing declining inflation trends with rising food prices and external economic risks.
In April, the Uzbekistani som appreciated 1.8% against the dollar, driven by export growth and rising remittances, with expectations for continued exchange rate stability.
Paynet leads Uzbek payment firms with a 313.7% profit surge in Q1 2026, driven by strategic acquisition and dividend inflow, while Payme and Click post steady growth.
Israeli forces detained several vessels from the Global Sumud Flotilla seeking to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, reinforcing the ongoing maritime blockade and complicating relief efforts.
Uzbek banks expanded their credit portfolios by 19.3 trillion UZS in Q1 2026, while non-performing loans rose by 1.8 trillion UZS, mainly driven by state-owned banks amid evolving risk challenges.
Uzbekistan accelerates Asakabank privatization, transferring assets and securing state capital to enhance the bank's market viability and strategic competitiveness.
Tashkent’s farmer markets posted strong profit growth in 2025, driven by rising consumer demand and market efficiencies, while some segments face challenges amidst evolving economic dynamics.